The Stripe
  • 6.8.26

Styling Last Week’s Best-Sellers, Vol. 8

Every week on Instagram, I share the previous week’s best-selling products. You can always see those collections, saved here on my ShopMy Page. It’s fun to see what pieces resonate most with you. To build on our weekly best-sellers series) we wanted to introduce a styling element. Every Monday, I will choose three of the previous week’s favorite styles and show you how to wear them. Today, we are styling these chic silky pants, this fun graphic tee, and this beautiful printed Staud dress. PS – for more of this, you can see last week’s post here.

  • 6.6.26

Weekend Reading 6.6.26

Melissa French Gates, continuing to do the most. Everything we know about the Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo adaptation (I’m over the moon about this news). What to stream this month. Tips for dressing for the summer heat. The new wave of loneliness influencers (seems a little aspirational tbh). What to read this June. North America’s 50 best restaurants. The best way to handle someone who won’t stop kicking your airplane seat. Easy weeknight dinners. Plus so much more, and some great shopping finds. Enjoy the list!

  • 6.5.26

Under $200 Summer Finds

We are back with our biweekly edit of under-$200 favorites. There are so many great pieces in this week’s round-up, especially the accessories. I especially love this fish necklace and this straw tote. I am a broken record about this, but if you are new here, I have a “great style under $200” section on my ShopMy page that I update multiple times a week, if not every day! Both Carly and I spend quite a bit of time tracking down pieces at this price point that feel well-made, special, and fun.

  • 6.4.26

Carly’s Cut, Vol. 10

May—you gave, you took, and then you gave some more. This month left me with new bookmarks in my shopping folder, new perspectives on life and work, and a deeper desire to read more books and sit among strangers in theaters more often. May also marks the time of year in Charleston when life simultaneously speeds up and slows down, forcing you to linger in the density of the heat just a bit longer to soak in those extra minutes of daylight.

More posts, please